AB Vista, leading global supplier of micro-ingredients to the animal feed industry have announced news of the inaugural Inspire: International Non-Starch Polysaccharide (NSP) Forum which aims to address the development and use of NSP enzymes in animal nutrition.
Set to take place between 31 March and 2 April 2014, in Pitlochry, Scotland, UK, the forum will bring together over 70 leading academic and industry experts in NSPs and NSP enzymes for three days of technical presentations and discussion workshops.
“Bringing this collective expertise together provides a fantastic opportunity to promote open discussion, and will create a unique forum for debate on the wide-ranging issues relating to NSPs in animal nutrition,” states Dr Nell Masey O’Neill, research and development manager, AB Vista.
“By clarifying NSP misunderstandings, highlighting the mechanisms by which NSP enzymes act and examining the reasons behind product performance, Inspire Forum 2014 will also seek to define those potential directions for future development most relevant to the needs of the marketplace,” O'Neill added.
Over the coming months, a full agenda, plus confirmed speakers, will be released and posted to the inspire forum website.
Those interested in receiving the latest information before and during the forum can also follow
@inspireforum or use the #nspforum hashtag on Twitter.
| AB Vista are sponsoring the Inspire: International Non-Starch Polysaccharide (NSP) Forum |
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